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Preston-Bish- 2 Organ duet."Concerto Gregoriano"

wljmrbill

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Sorry for error. I put a (-concerto) to close to hyperlink and that messed it up... MIke has the right link.... Enjoy
 

Krummhorn

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Wow - Preston and Bish ... a winning combo, for sure.

It was unusual to see a Rodgers console with actual moving drawknobs ... normally they have the <silly> lights (which for me 'cheapen' the console).
 

dll927

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Different piece, but ancient taping. I remember long ago they did the Widor Toccata on her "Joy of Music" program. Probably done at the same time. But why does it take two to play the toccata?

Why don't they do this at some place like the Crystal Cathedral or First Congregational? Two consoles available, and genuine organ.
 
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